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Message: [QUOTE="reepicheep, post: 1422751, member: 104942"] Impact wrench with a piece of rebar through the rear sprocket (not spokes) and the bike in gear always worked fine for me to get the flywheel off. Just make sure you do it while you still have the clutch on there. I also have never needed the crows foot. Generally, in the cases where you do need it, you just torqued a bunch of other nuts to the same value and can just guess with a normal wrench and get close enough. Electric heat guns are nice as well. Lots of heat with a lot less damage. Left handed drill bits and screw extractors are handy as well. As are metric taps and heli-coils of common sizes. [/QUOTE]